The Sun. — London, England, 1826-11-06 00:00:00

. . ' . , . . , . . spina OF THF, PUBLIC JOURNALS. would subscribe the amount ten times over, rather - debt. The usual order was then mane that the legttel- LIVERPOOL commmtcyAL rNTELLmr,NcE. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. --------- than an imputation of selfishness, should be fixed tutors should give in an accoun* . of what they .received, . and , psy over the balance, dedu e t l e g t h eir fees.. . Th e , e e. B r itish Plantation - Sugar -Some small -, lots of low , NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING._ . . • • • - ' ' ...lo the beginning of last 'month, we drew' attention . Upon Mr, Hume, and - his • future exertions pare- uuestr trs 't should be observed,. had not -*old t . he furniture, 'brown were taken for exPort. The total 'quantity sold is - •' FRIDAY, NOV. S. to Soule very remarkable facts, a s, d isc kso4 by Puha- lysed by the taunts triumphs of those who would ;wither had they been called on to take any steps with reference i • ' heir most oWerful to the real estate which vise in the hands of four t further Mentary returns, .relative to the state of that .most like nothing better than to see - t .p... , . . . wants, 'upwards of 1,100 •hhds. at full prices. Nothing done in . Marcer.- - --Lord Orford's Orion, beat Duke of Rutland 's Ade 4; East Itidia or Foreign. Sugar. West India Molasses are in . 1 • 1 . important branch .of the nations industry and prospe- .„ , ... :Ind hated adversary laid prostrate hy his own hand. - VI H - does gave into the Maeter's.office than noticing these individual* to pay them the rents, yet they what to the Iterued gentleman ap- more request,' and considerable sales have been Made of St. Vincent at 28s, Pemerare at 265., and Trinidad at liza, Set. Sib . each. D.M. 200.-4 to 4 on Mails. toe • rS MATC4I.-Mr. H. Scott's Goshawk, beat Lord ....arnc.i 1 . But while we regret that i r. Hume not conic peered to be nothing less than an atterney'e hiU, and made such fhose returns . t rity, the cotton -trade. ' . bmugh down Crusader, filit. 71b. each. MM. 200, h. ft.-5 to 4on Goshaw i. MATCH.-Mr. Payrie's Bachelor Set. 21b. beat Mr. Rogers's out of this affair so clearly as we could wish hina to •harees as if recOgnised for an inataut by the Court, must have 255. per cwt. Our Coffee Market is rather better in de- • ' - tile 'account of the exportations of cotton. to the sth of .., ... . , • ~, ~ . , 0- . no, we are not among those who will permit tneniseives the ellect of grinding to duet the suitor& eireninstanced as . the mand for British Plantation, of which (in Jamaica) the ' Nonswt, Get. 100.-6 to 4 agst Ilachelor. MsTen.-Mr. Greville's Maria Gst. 121 b. limit Lord Ete. A 4461,1826 , when the matter stood, as under :- ... . - , '. to join in any hue and , cry, and thereby play the petitioner unfortunately bed been. They charged, for instance, gmcers have bought more freely at about former p r i ces .-- ter's Recruit, flit. blb. T.Y.C. 500, h. ft.--6 ,to 4on Maria.- IXVORTen VROII ORIAT lIRITAIN. '.• erteiny's game upon the occasion. Mr, fluine's error,copy of the order of sequestration, to be About 150 bagnßrazil Cocoa have been sold at 365. per MATCH.-Mr. Rainsbottom's ch. c. by Hollyhock, beat Ali. . , •-. Quarter ended oth of April, 1825. •• , three pounds fora fair served on each of the tenants, to ge the r w ith los. 4d. for the o rrice • cw t. Pi men to and Ginger remain dull. Rums are very Dilly's Wamba, Bst. 31h. each. T.Y.C. 2.5.--'7 to 4on %untie. Cottondlaiu, . yards 39,211,384 • to say the most of it, has been that of the greater • h • .' • • . . there were ot er items ut a similar , but that ii hiell --o.4trinted, do. xiety- to formed the gravamen of the complaint W nature alt a char g e of ' . ' MATCH.-Mr. Payne 's Shakepeare, 7st. 91b. beat Lord G. H. Cavendish's Bizarre, 9st. 21b. A.F. 200.-2.t0 1 on Shakespeare. •-----;-twiet, lb. Se)Vitafter ended sth of April, 1826. - • 1 1826-that was to say, for 430 day'. Of this charge, the steady . ed, with the exception of BOWed, which fully maintain MATCH -Mr Greville's Lionel Lincoln, Bst. 31b. best Lord principles. We wis i lie had submitted to the loss Exeter's Enamel, fist. 71b. A.F. 100, h. ft.-2 to lon Lionel Cottori,:plaiii, yard* - . 29,423,928 • nas r allowed 1501.. - There 'mei a furthereliar g e of 70/. for the those rates. The public sales of Sea Island yesterday went Lin in - ----- twist 915 compromise his principles r 6,029 inted Ili ,do - 36,496,266 •, , , rather than haye appeared in the smallest degree to ' te - ' payment of the person Ckheath eniployed by the sequeetrators to watch Off steadily, though rather lower than the previous prices , Th a Audley End Stakes of SO sove. each A. E. C. ----t, . - and id to id. per lb. below the public Sale - of the 13th Duke of Portland's The Alderman 1 From this it therefore resulted, that while the ex- those who wallovv in useless offices and sinecures, who . The charges in all amounted to 15 per cent. on the whole sin -' . u ult. There were sold 316 Sea Island at 1 portatyn of plain and prlid..to 121 d. Lord' Anson 's Heroine ' 2 ' . - printed cottons had g areql ydi dread and oppose retrenchment , lest it should cut down collected. An offer of 5 per cent was inciteto them by Colonel for middling to fair, 13d. to Ild. for good fair to good, L or d Wh arn etiffe's E 1 Dorado litiniked,' the exportation 'of cotton-twist or yarn had the ill-gotten gating •of themselves mid their. connec- Barr, aud the prayer of the present petition was, that lie be re- aud one lot . very fine, at 16id.; 96 stained at sd. to 81d.; 1 Lard Exeter's Redgauntlet . 4 lieved from the payment of more than 5 per cent. . increased. These are the latest official returns that iions; to deal 'too hardly with one, whose offenee in and 14 inferior Bahia at Bd. to 81d. per lb, ; 200 Done- Lord G. H. C a vends Bizarre •.. .. . Mr. PARKER, appeared for the sequestrators arid cited a case in • have been published, but this 5 a most important their eyea is,' not that he has in some degree sacrificed whicli so fiir back as .1745, Lord Hardwick: allowed 6s. ad. a fora aud Berbice were withdrawn for want Of -bidders.:-- Two paid.---Even on the Alderman--7 to 1 &gat Heroine. , ~ .• • •• • . Lord Anions Noureddittreteived the Swee stakes of 100 sole subject, we have since, by the al of an intelligent his principles by regarding his own interests too much ; day to a se q uestrator, as his " usual and customary fee. . 1,860 Bowed, ordinary to fully fair, '6O. to 60.; good . , . P f r iend, who has devoted great labour and attention to but being, as he has hitherto been, the Uncompromising The vles cw.wL.R.-The mutter smile to m e to have fair to good, 6id. to 71d. ; 1,190 . Orleans, 61d. to Sid.; e . ac") h• ft. A.P.-Two paid. . • • act/ on the .i ft . rinci . ple, that as the sequestrator* were obliged to 2,1511 Alabama and Mobile, pd. to 7d. ; 100 Sea` Island, • DAY. . ' ' the inquiry inquiry', been enabled - to collect from authentic opponent of useless and 'extravagant 'expenditure in M D k raf aAT ' uß C • 61b b t Duke ef ATM- ueof G ton s Lions, 81t. . ea u y a sol t eitot in drawing the eeveral notices and in nassine .121 d. to 16d.; 30 stained ditto, at 81-el to 104 d ; 140 sources the quantity of manufactured cotton exported 'iivery department Of the Stitte. , ---Morning Herald.. . e i lli t ° ,- a , . 131 . f ~ i',.'e ". p ' b n hi . IniA - A . ' on AV' • •I ‘ '%. Q 3 ,1 Richmond's Bord Bt. 200 SOVe. erer, s Last three nriles of DX- • - t len. accounts, til er . were, eie ore entuteti to a *emotes wee, ernam UCO , 2 l.4.;marannam, at ... e n. • -.• G w ille's Pe. • during the two quarters ending in July and October, : - and really it 0014400 e tt) bathe butiness of a solicitor. to 9id. ; 190 Bahia, at Bid. to 9d.; 210 Mina Gera at MATCH -Duke of Grafton's Norman beat Mr. i. . .. ... 1825, and the two corresponding quarters ending in . LAW INTELLIGENCE. Mr. HART Ilit H lght that a sequestrator in teuderin himself to 5t d. to 61d. ; 410 Egyptian at 7d. to 81d.'; 20 De'tne- rapluie, Set 41b. each. SOO, D.M. , ~n sigii i MATCH.-:-.Mr. Rush's Carthago rec• ft. front, Lora As July. mid October of the .present year, with the resedt . -- act as such, professed himself competent to perform. the various ~ rani; at Sid ;• 20 Laguira a i t. Rd • 100 Surat, -at sfd. to . Noureddin, 100, h. ft. D.M. • of which we now present our readers :- . COURT 'OF COMMON P 1 PAS 4. duties connected veo.l) his, °flies. 0 1/... •• \ . 6d. - ;80 .Ben . gal, at sd. 'Making a total, including tholie MATCH -Mr H. Scott's Wings, Set. 10th. beat Mr. Dilly's . zero/aim most totioost, , ei veitroot„ Awn HULL. •' ! SIR JOHN VIERRIND AND ()TURKS V. DUNSTAN. The Viez-Ciraweer.l.ox saitliihk:real question before I•re um mut sold by auction, of 7,400 bags. The arrivals are 1 094 Escape 8 7lb 100 A F In 13 Weeks, ended sth of July, 1625. • 1 This was an action on a promissory 'note, under the fol- whether a isequestrator should be merely paid 5 per,cent. on what bags. Sweepstakes of 10 toys. each. T.Y.C. Cotton, plain, yards 27,447,246 :lowing circumstances :-During the rage for . compunies ahe secured, v..titliont g etting,an id y sllowance for his expences. Upon 1 • Mr. Hammond's f. by Gustavus ............... printed, do. 58,303,109 ' number of persons met and formed a company celled the the b t hest m considt.ntion t he cou r t giv i e . doecase, the charges allo . we d , There has been a very limited demand for T o b acco of Grafton 's Demon ..................... . 0 .....--- mist, lb. , 6,527,761- '" Imperial Distillery Company." The business of this yhe : ester it no Apra .o inn to he inweasonable, if the Rice has been altogether, not worthy of notice. No sales Mr. Pettit 's c. by Waxy P0p.................. 0 ~ In 13 Weeks, ended 4th of July, 1826. expellees incurred were to he deducted from the bill., the re- in Quercdron Bark. Of Turpentine about 1,100 barrels . ' eompny was to be conducted by _eight directors, and the Two paid.-Won easy. Cotton, plain, yards '23,729,012 . Inainder would scarcely exceed 5 per cent. - have been disposed of at 10s. 3d, to I Is. per:Cwt. and 400 's Abigail, Bst• defendant was one of these directors. Duriog the exist- ' MATCH 25 .-Mr. Dilly's Cron 'll y beat Mr. Greco e -.--, printed, do. 23,459,083 - . barrels Carolina Tar at lis. 6d, per . barrel. For Ashes eac h so y & T.y.e, ---....., - t w ist, lb. "In I 3 Weeks, en ded 4th of Oct , 1825. 1,0001. The directors applied to Sir John Perring and stances. The sales are about 250 bat Tels Montreal Pot at each .. 25 lam C . T.Y .. , C otton , plain, yards 29,241,895 Co., who accommodated them with that sum :it being GUILDHALL . -The Gentlemen of the Inques ' ' tof Fatringdon 255. 6d. for old; and 2 6 5. 6 e l : to 27 5. for new , an d 50 - ---., printed, do. 53,729,238 • agreed that it should be repaid in a note at six months. Within, atten ded before Sir t .lames Shaw Brt * a • the barrels New Pearl Sitting .at 275. Od. per cwt. -. MEETINGS OF CItEDITORS . -- tw ist, lb. ha 13 Weeks, ended 3d of ()et 1626- making a new arrangement, - they again applied to the . condemnation of three whole carcasses of calves, •which they ' Log Wood has been more inquired for, but the sales . Cotton, plain, yards 21,532,963 plaintiffs, who agreed to the terms proposed by the direc- COUNTRY DIARY WituNEsnav Nov. S. seised on Saturday; iii"-NAgiteMarket, as being un fi t f or t h e use .have been limited, consisting of 75 tons Campeachy, at ~ o # w hoops -.......-., printed, do. 22,064,171 is, part of which was, that they (the directors) should of ma". ' • . ' 71. 7s, a 71. 109. ; ;30 tons Jamaica, at .61. and a small lot Barfoot W. ten and jun. IA imborne Itlinster, Crowu, -- twist. lb. - Sir JAMES having some doubts how Magistrates derived their of bliuster, at 10. ' St. 'Lucia at 5/. 10s. per ton. In Fustic nothing done. Bowl . '.. uCo N Ca Wh . H Ohl S ru m --S• These figures, in the correctness of which we have Thi niote was.a,„„,„ in nearly the follovving form :-" Three known authority in such macre, sent for the City Solicitor, who Nicaragua Wood continues dull of sale---20 tons good Forste ea r an D Otle . , Yor . icsh ru i In ' BI l o a r rt ' a 11. the utmost confidence, lead irresistibly to the conclu- iMOlltils after date we jointly promise to pay , &c.". It was said . the f en ce was s p u u e i h iitillable under i t ) he b c i oni i nion law, anti the .Camwood sold by a uction at 17/. a 181. 59. but a parcel of •Gariiide J. Man Y chester, Sta re r, Na kteH ch are OtleY 2. sion that the manufacturing branch of our cbtton trade signed by all t.he directors ; but previous to its coming' par pt tie r. A w lf t ined e 7 d I ) :l e ier Cento l l l :o e r a a t 'te i d a t i ti l e t st:tee in t en t t o bail. 50-tons inferior was withdrawn at ,15/.. per ton. Indigo .Lee J. Leeds, Court-house, Leeds.--11. ' is rapidly declining, while in the state of twist, which into the hands of the plaintiffs, the secretary t o the corn- Sir JAMES SHAW then adjudged the meat to be burned in the 'sells in limited parcels at full prices : Shumac, a-few sales lears C. Stockport, White Lion, Stockport-4. i* only one degree rernoVed from the raw material, piny had interlined it with these words-" and several' ' -y,.' most convenient place for the purpose. have been made in Sicily at 1 ls. ; in Verona, at Bs. a Bs. Miles W. Hereford, Shirehall, Hereford-11. 9s er Cwt. Madders . and Madder • Ousey J. Manchester ; Star , Manchester-10 • and which is. to be converted 1 1 foreigners , to our in- which made it read as follows :---" Three months after . Mr. Ware begged that it might be burned in Newgate Market, R 6d. o and in Trieste, ; at .p i q ired for. The business done in Olive Parker J. and J. Mar, Albion, Manch . ester.-1 0 . jury, into the finished fabric, there is an equally rapid tiate, we jointl b y . and is l everi t ill i y i p h roitise to pay," thc. Th e as degenerated to ofl venderl of that,d•sorth Alderman The market . OiltcsmailtisttOfeaLit 15 tuns Sicily, at 37 , and small lots .Robinson W. Salford, Hayward's Hotel, Manchester -2. increase of exportation. ' .If we inquire, however, into . , st:erre:tOlf:ytii:ndir:ilrif 4E7; i n t i l; tn d to prove :he signa- had sider ortei, an lie hitorolt:e7 ove would con- , of Galipoli, at 40/. per tun. No sales in Brimstone, .and Staff C. and NV. W. Norwich, Norfolk Hotel, N o rwich- 4 - the situation of the export trade of ' the raw material, ware of the alteration whitdi had be.en ma: nowtas be i . iot . , 6 . to performi: similar duties those of the newly-matle g lnsPe'ctor at 220 bags have been sold at 255. a 255. 6d. per cwt..-- •WWliknihrej. Halifax, Alagistrate's office, Halifax-11. ' some further conclusions will , . be drewit tending stilltime; bt• had bb ' ll ' , ! present at the uit been made y consent •Or . Billingsgate, who .prevented the sale of impure. fiale Hides, the stiles are 2,230 dry Buenos-Ayres Cow and w i ns ru iu . l .l ,i 3 Shep on e .H Town-liall, i S te helt Anore' strongly to the saine point We state 111 a 1111 the other directors. - . .. ' Sir limes SHAW was afraid much inedriesinience would arise Ox at 9id. a 100. ; 950 inferior Valparaiso, at Bd.; 9,50 . former artiele, that during the present year, and up to the LORD Clllloe JUSTICE considered this fact sal- 'from such . an exhibition, on such knight, in Newgate 'Market ; dry salted Brazil, at 61d. a 61d. ; 1,500 salted Bnenos- . INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGE : h ilt: he decided that the . horning elieuld take place in the area of Ayres, at sd. a . 50. ; , 500 all faults, at 4id. per lb. and the middle or the month of September, the quantity of (int for him to nonsuit the plaintiffs as the alteration . Petitions to be heard at P or t ug al-street,i.incoin's-inn-fields, O P Cotton wool exported front this country amounted to ' , Inch had been made in the note ' ha d rendered the de - Green-yard, in Whitecross-streei• . 1,500 Horse Hides, at ss. each. , - . , don Nov. 9, at Niue. 1 t hi s fendant liable for the whole. The defendant who bad Mr. Rostock, of George street Mansion -house, Solicitor, made Imported into Liverpool, from the '2Bth October to the 3d Augustus G. Barbican, merchant 70,197 bap. We now can state, t h a t exporta- ~ , application this day to the Sitting Alderman (S . .1 S ) • •' • B r i dge s •J Ha c kney d • erman (Sir . estes HAW , . November, 1826, by. two from New York, two . -roll , atteuateet. , from the first offered 1 .. f' 1 ' ' to pay his share o the note, very I - 1011 COll6llllOl id the sante, or a more accelerated rate, the Lord Mayor not 1 • taring sat this day, for a warrant against Mr. . ee. Carpenter W. Cornwall road, Lambeth, letter-carrier. • handioniely declined to take advantage of the objection • Monte Video, two Smyrna, four St. Petersburgh, five and that up to the end of October of the present year, mhich had arisen on the alteration of the t d Walks, for a fraud. •, . ,t , . Dardzic, • two , Stralsund one Riga, .One Copenhagen, Chapman . W ~Great Bell alley Coleman -street, butcher, 'lb:Le' an con Sir J. Suaw said, that as hfr. Wilks WAS already 'in custody T. Christie,. Newington, book -binder. it -amounts to 94,491 bags ; anti while exportation isented ton verdict of 1251. and mie Brahestadt :- on a charge of forgery,. and was to be brought up for further ex- Crofts R. Molyneux-street, Marylsbone, paper stainer . • .:. continues, the importation dimishes,. being less •by . American our, 300 barrels ; Foreign Wheat, 5,977 ; , . sin JOIIN PERRINO AND !mess 1). HONE. • amination on Monday, he thought• Mr. Bostock bad better attend Ellis J. Westminster road, baker. ?10,000 bags (about 0,000,000 lb.) .in the ten I • This was an action under exactly similar circumstances at the Mansion House on that day, and, prefer his charge before Baltic Tar, 1,359 ; American, 715 barrels, United States Furness S. Leman -street, hair dresser . ' ::.r. :°• , :i . 4 1 4.-u t ''' nionths . ended .iu Oetober,' 1826, than in the cor- to the former, time defendant in this case being another of the Lord Mayor. Cotton, 1,094 bales, Flax, 36 meta; Valopia, 159 tons, Jameson J. Heywood Bury, clerk. . responding ten months ended in October, 1825. This the Directors of the" Imperial Distillery Company." The Mr. Rostock said, that if he were to delay his application till Madder Roots, 574 bales; Turpentine, .1,052 barrels; Laver G. Essex-street, Strand, attorney. being the state of things, the view %vhieli We have latime objections were taken as in the former, but. not RUC- Monday, it was possible that it !night not•be in time to have Mr. Palm •Oil, 2,088 .caslcs ; Barwood, 23 tons ; Boxwood, Milward J. Brook-street, Hanover-square, watch-uiakeont, taken of the state of the cotton manufacture is fully leee(liT another was started, to show that the plaintiffs. Wilke detained, as he was not confident that a Magistrate would 36 tons; Fustic, 30 tons; Nicaragua Wood, 20 tone; . Powell S. Speldhurst-st. Burton-Crescent, wine mem" -. . were t emselves shareholders in the coinpany at the time ere in the case; and if Mr. Wilke eliouldilw discharged from T a llow, 885 casks ;..Hides, Cow and Ox, 5,027; Horse Sparks T. Vauxhall, engraver. • 4;on fi nned., There is a great falling off in the exporta- the char g e of for g ery, and the .Lord Mayor eirould be of opi • monWilliams T. Upper Whitecross-street, pork-butcher. Hides, 5,808 ; Horse ditto, 230 bales. tion Of . pleb - Land printed cottons, particularly of the !, it es ti: 7,i i i l ic t i l t ia t t i, :he t y lie eo l ul e d not now . sue against, ii part- that he had no jurisdiction in the esseelte (Mr. Bostatk) was pre- Woedroffe J. Ninegar-yard, tobacco pipe m aker. a , hate, • and a great increase in the exportation of.twiet 1." 1 ,1,4:, 1 : i olio Ciiivi: 3 t;u i , i r ti tc l:e n e oi sjef i e n n u tr i ve l d t . id 1 m pared to prove, Mr. Wilke would then be discharged from custody ' SAI.ES ADVERTISED. „„,........,..-......--, • • A ., NO. ; ,„.4 cot i nt i wool ; whence it follown that while the .eot- ' , liable tia . partners. It. wee of tl'ie utmost ' • in n ipor t ta t i e w . li , l i to g ether, i But if Sir Jame* Shew 'Would' allow him to state tlik WEDNESDAY, Nov. 8.-Buenns. Ayres Horse Hides, COUNTRY.-At the Court-house, Bury St. EdaW, ''''' . • • ton Atiantiratitnr is l'ardly declining in this country, it !to the public that they should he hatter - informed. .r.i'ii nutalicril vap i t i iesa l t zu u ld i :i t o lut t ti i ii i ik it e r l i l l it t t s i t i:rf o e f re t , he l l sl , lould then 7,300 ; ditto Ox and Cow ditto ; 50 tons Smyrna Val o- , ,at Ten. , „ . log s Benclo nia, ,• ditto Turkey Boxwood, 20 - , ditto Cuba Fustie, 40 Jolly W. Keilin g ton,-servant. is as rapidly tncrOalni o n the Continei It , and ibis, ; t hi s subject than they nt presort ?Appeared .to be. ' , al Monday' mortdog, and etejerctesi he should obtain an culler; foe, - - - • -- ' ' ' -• • ieloe 4L a ' Ant,11..-' .- .•k ' .'•' '' '' ' ee r. ~.,•:-;.., t • N • ' , • . joined to the falling pi 'in . other branches of manufac- , lle wrin . decidedly o_f opinien thut when peisons once ,m,.. h td a V d. ; iletzn f ion l in i tires to lii brought inte operation, should • ~,, . l7itltira. EvENINO, NOV.. 3. Iti i d . w . •i en d -• .. r',7-- Pe. 07 - . trill . -house keepo, ,•• . . ture, is preiumed to be olie main cause of our present 'ernered into these r c . ompaoles, theyl itnist remain, there he sibly, be compge.enised, t charge of forgery, which might, p a o . timing time early part Of the present Week, the market • was extremely dull, and sales were made with more difli- ~ ...........weessiami . r .............................-.................. RICET S f distress. It is .a faiourite.-zir:l,ument'with those who , with all thel la 1 ities until they were f airly released. . Sir J. &taw, on tine representation, consented to hear the cult . l ' ' ' ' ' y than last week. Yesterday and to-day, however, COUNTRY CORN MA - . . 1 ' that a reined is to I support ,the contrary conclusion, . y . It had been too frequently the case . that great names 1 ,,,,„ 0 „, had been associated with these C • 1' 1 c '''' ' ompaines, w lici. A there has been rather more demand and the quotations • U. 1115• ............. be found in the great extent and superior . ity of the , . lud I unfortunately drawn the unthinking part of the fr. Boitoek then stated, that Mr. Wilke had been the atter- remain am at the elose of last weels' The sales including to 1.• to ''' home market for our manufactures; but this will not , , i., bl, '' l b e 1 n*Y . . tunic to em ar •in schemes countenancei y men o. such of X person deceased, and had furnished his bill of costs to those by auction, amount to • 7,150 bags' about 500 of Per . ----- b . IL - L .... ' Quarter. LAO 11.* e. te e. s. to • ....... -.. the deeeased person representative b Srl om 1 M B k Andover --............. 53 --. '..-- . 12 3 5 ; 8 ; 40 t i l ! ..--' ...' hold good, at least with respect to cotton, because At 10 ; public repute. These men had withdrawn themselves, and had been employed to get ' the hill ' MILLI, ' and t;shai r : • a t at lie ) which are for '• ' a fat :t psi let well establiSlied, ' that iii fair ordinal e , jort ineolvent persons to meet liabilities which lied been accordingly gut tho hill taxed, and having connnunica g ted e 1 the re- A - 1 .... 29 ... , AA 60 ""'• -• times, three-iittlis of the cotton manufactured in . this' , rashly incurred. lle• considered it high time the public; stilt to his client, mid received his directions tu discharge it, he • - VIENNA,It2 • • /kid te - Amusxmatcrs,and THRAlritit.-The . 11 • gews r .--- a.s ro - 4 !77 31 FE ° .'" " ' should know that title could not be done. Ito eliould n ow paid the amount to Mr. Wilk 1 t a se, Ain 42 . 26 32 -- ..... •-• , conntry have been exported.-7 , lmes. , *,. wao, t he -ay after •he received Germans, as a people, love. to escape isithought from the present to .Br•tit° l 52 -.- -At 38 "" ilii r. 41 ' direct the plaintiffs to be nonsuited ; but at the same time it, called MI his (Mr. Boatock'e)-elient and I ••1 d , crittiste-: 66 --_, , I einem e payment ; the peutt they are ever ready to revert to those period* pf titue whicti Dasentry ..........-;.. 56 a" '" - 39 44 - .1•-• '•••• •Minifiters are said to he divided in opinion, with , would give them an opportunity of taking the.opinion of that g entleman, beingkt the the 'ie ignorant that lie (Mr. 13.) had are so richly coloured by the hues of romance, arid which shine• !Doncaster 56 60 35 .V a , I . l 2 t t i 4254'L i - • . • . regard to the successor to a most important. office, 1 a ,-, i.tae ‘..,ourt upon the subject, h-y allowing them to move that Paid.Fr• Wilk° , Paid him the full amount over a g ain. Thit, be ,bright with the the di of chivalry. Not far from n Vienne OA ' .• eem or Grantham Gloucester.. ., 56 56 4 0 -; , ' .03 52 ' - '•.‘ 41 4e 31 • ..- -- , should the exalted personage who now holds it be i the nonsuit might be set aside. The- plaintiffs Were "Itc- cOnsulerell, was a complete, freud on the part of MY. Wilk*. hiniself has a- costly toy, exhibiting . this taste very itiongly ;it is 'Heehaw -- 4 8 t er 6 . 40 44 tj ..40. ~.,T, 5 . / --' , 01/12Arl to retire on 'account of ill health. 'f he Duke leordingly nomad - Nil. , Sir James Sirew, after some consideration, said, it appeared called the Knight's Castle, and has 'lleeiverected with great care • Lee°, ~!- .."-- , . 5 , 5 a V, s 3 l 43 3 6 3 91 1 ' 2 4 4 ,1 b i, g -: ' 'tobe a matter of some difficulty, whether aMa iltrat hail -- ' ' -and keeping, after the , model uf . tome ancient baronial ca tl • • ''''''''et--" - - -- Of Wellington, it is said, claims the appointment as A comir.on Jury . was called in the .course of this morn- . g e lJana. a.s A Lincoln . . diction ' the stated b M•• in le ease yl. Buttock; he would, therefore, moat, drawbridge, portcullis,. led - ,arc i gateway, court, hall, chapel, Lout.h 52 56 36 , . .•take a verdict by consent, when one of the 'wort , Ow to his services ; but the niajority of Itl.iiiiisters, And nig, to . • recommend him to apply to tl i e Chief Justice, as he intended to chambers' thiegeons, walla; pa s sages, galleries; 'conimunications, liao 5O 60 36 •"' gi . " 38 .5.6 - iti ei who was called ., was m such a state o intoxica . non, that it m arketrarooro., ro t c., 6 r , • '4 3 8 76 30 i . - 46 fin , even the King, think that the situation, ought to be ' was with difficulty he could reel yp the steps into.theliox.. do,' if the Magistrate ahould rehire a warrant.-Mr. • Bostock de clared his inteiition of doing so, and left the Office... turrets,--'4ll correctly designed and fitted. The apartments have ' old e.eilings, old wainscotting, that have been purchased at a great Ne7c L a l st i le - 5 °. 62 32 4 4 4 9 3 4 t 5. 1 ) bo'' ---.- held .by a Royal Duke, vrlio at present. represelas 1 Hie drunkennes. being apparent to every one in Court, he expeuce ; ohl furniture, old pictures, ancient armour ancient Newark -...-...... 56 62 3: 1 4 - . -. 6 3.3 44 60 •-' 's'4 iviajesttin his Continental r Dominions ; and in t lat wa s.iniitautly ordered, out ; this order he proceeded With •• . . . manuscripts, and illuminated • missals• d Roinsey . . .540438 41 -Ili, !II 56 I , 42 , ,En , preserved' in glass Salisbury.,-,,„.. 46 56 32 J. ~„. 7 4 . 2 40 . -,;, •... c 236 1611 the subordinate officers in the department , some difficulty. to Put in execution, and after a few. vain at- -f.rt . tAyE . 0S: TR% u LATit i QUEEN Or a .RUSSIA.- cases many . ntost valuable curiositiee,-gobl, Sandwich - - 41' SS 36 ' • :0 4 1 0 ;it ' WO ' llla be retained) whereas, in time e event of the Duke tem pts, finally eucceeded in making a safe descent, which r 'ri ev ie e r r e co is d a wvoimoir s . g ist ' a o v ne e neeear r d s tor bo wti l e fo h r al to l e t t r i a:ei t l h erstle f fondlyand tri ie k'ets, toys,-all of the middle a g es, and of rare costli ets, vases dishes, ness. At' trt i st m fi ) Ti 5 e M al l e t ...., r 4 5 4 :I ii, - - .-' :-. ' ' of Wellington's a ppointment, the whole confidential h e had no sooner done, than the Officers coscluded the order . an Y 4 the fate of the late and beloved Queei f t of p l f l u e go , i t a heittle.dietree frolu the 'castle he has a tilting-ground, •with re- Sisndirla ----- nd..--....... 58 tri ---; 56 60 --... -:-. SWAMIS now empliqed would probably be sent to t Ilewhich had been iven b 'amain him out of ti m e r ' ' ' ' . g 1Y- g ..e Cou rt lo v e d , .....bg.. Oar lists tor the joust and tournament 0 not only by a devoted husband, b u t by a n entire people held mock tour e I f • * 42 60 94 S 8 24 4a 56 q , uce or- twice . they have T i r o o t p•'''''•"* .- n , 54 54/ 38 . 44 Sof . 31 of) f ;'l ,- -- " right aboot."l.--4Voriiing Chronicle. . • altogether. • .. who respected her purer Wimple a* a wife and a mother. and adored grim Albreehts and Rodolpi f , nye tete or Ins amusement. Methink f the hri ' so ux g e ..........-. 60 ;2 2 3 s ; tl i r t 38 47 i s --....: ...• other . clays aelld look out ef their rk-e t fiel°-•-•---- V, 'so :to :16 SO In . ... it 4 1 96 6 .! , her patriot epirit tol their queen. The subject of i indignities graves, the could t I- 1 " '' Though. the observations we thought it .right to . • COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wits•ratl3trree, NoY• 4. which never have been, and never will be, fo t h • 1' Y rgo. ten to t e iron taide o items among- the no c mote but smile at their descendauts. This so tn ee lg e es r --- 54 - 35 - '-• no -7 4 2 56 - ''.• - ''.. make upon the object of A?ii. Hume s alleged trail*. Serritsos IN BANCO before the PUISISE Junoes. Napoleon ! and die witness of public calamities, which, although .two piece's one ' th ' Op people. I saw, while I was in Vienna, - Yarni n ciutlr '"---- 03 ! gi. SS V, ' . 1 - 4 fa , in ew era-house, entitled 'The Prince of B Ye°sd •-•-•-••••---- 4 ° " 1 15 46 . • il. '' - 6 6 4 actions in connection with the ,Greek Loan were made THE WM P. THE INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN OF ELSTON', 'l w . they could not subdue her generous and eoyal minda- Yo 1(..,....: - ......;-:...,.... 50 62' 36 44 9 0 ' d sa• , corroded the vans;' the other at the court theatre li d'Tl F r ds. • • 0 0 hi we in that spirit of frankness and independence wch STAFFOHDRIFIRE. , . _ inward principle of life, stole the bloom from her youthful cheek, Death of King Ottocar.' . in i.ie _ 0 ,ca a .. le Fortunes and . Per Bushel:. s. d. e.d. s. 1. s.d• a : o • 5 0 7 4 0 0 6 1 1 , I I rifler, Which wail a fine p a - : Sirtningiumi.......... 7 0 7 9 5 4 6l) 4 , i s, 0 0 0 0 s 6 -0 v. are SfIXIOUS 61101.114 alwaya characterise the principles Thi e roll ea a pp ea l aga i n st an .order made at the General Quer- the flea frOM her fair .0" , .howed. ( hlwu her beautiful form, geant, it was surprising with wh a t m i nute attent i on a ll t h e su i te ter Sessions in Staffordehire disallowin a gior-rate made on a broke' heriheart Wl' laid her in the tomb This k invh1re.......,.. 7 6 9 ( 5 0 60 4 " i 9t , 6 of this Paper, yet we are . convinced that Mr. Hume i . , g 1 , ~ . . y oung i ~, ,• , . , , • - tomb is of armour had been prepared ; nothing could b e more perfect than i Ct u iettenliam 66. 7 0 416, 50 96 „,, 6 6 ~,.o o y, Of teani-engine, erected for the purpose of drawing water from an In the garden of Charlottehnurgin Acquainted with it by no pre- the illusion Th e e t a aa • 4 0 ~,,„"' 0 0'', IliMielf, as . well as our readers in general, must have irou..aont mine, the Property of Philip Williams and Son. •d''llfth . 1 f CI 1 tte b 1 d .. ' Inoue escription, e t opa ace o my o it urge an walked l' p i tee was personate,d by a sne handsome •9YentrY •••••,--,-- 5. A 7 8 5 a 0b 7.0 ~„, -•,,,,,--, with fair shiMn li•• d i 11 ' . . . •7. , 1 g a i r , an W ten e imam untioniest NeWcastle (Staff.) 2•4 9. 6 6 i "leen 111111SUCU 1041 they were conveyed in a tone any o n b e h a lf of the respondents it was conteoded, Ist, that the down the garden done the 43Crop in attendance havit g• t d bet' . )•., .; Isfi al t , .. . . I poin e tcle the lady of his love, wooing tier, it was a fine icture. In Nortlitillerton -. 70.90505 8 .3 ti t v '0 0 „ . 0 ll g,,) , t d that teeni-eu Me instead of reducing nrofit, was an ex nes and, out the direction and roniHNrw to follow with the ke 1 tw rig ,rti. un.r.en_y _cowards him. We regret.e $ g d. , . _,_ , _ _ ~. p , y. -t was one part they introduced twenty knights ot I mi m e. P lc 'and ga ve s,gi, 1 00 0 , - 01 don should be cast upon a man vvliose pub- that weer lag to t h e principle upon wlueb time poor-laws . were not . without s u rprise that I Mile suddenly,. among trees, upon a fair a acene -a little too Astley-like, hut exceedingly, . 1 m - -•-- o-- - 811 ewshury .....„.... 90'967 6. 9 0 / 1 i9• 8 0 0 0 11 well done. In • &Libra ...-. ,- : .0.0 106 . e 6 7011 0 . 5 1 0 6 , 10 a ny l'lriputa . • founded, tiethies was rateable but that which WAS • productive of whiteLlorie temple 1 might . and should low : . , , , 0 deemed it .a . mere the hatter piece Which is a tragedy btl h ' War ick 7680r3 0 0 4 6 . I 6 15 1 5 0 he aerelees we so highly valued. It was not our bust- „mi t; gdiy, that the engine in (Vedic') was OP' adjunct to the adornment ofthe gr ounde, a spot sacred to silence,or the soft-breathed one, there is in'ach o f th e ra te - -' u • • (mid judge a heavy Wor‘Cester 46803 6 9 4 0 1 , 4 , 6 11 0 14 i illtd we the means, of inaking a defence or r : mine, which did not come within the purview of tou statute of song ; but the , show, and really (armour beard P Bolt c ) press and.the willow declare it al a habitation of and huild, aU coneidered,) the •fierce ,Ottoc r ~..w a r ' .' B er ' stl 11 616 f Ivo 12 6.7 0 „ P i 13'6, i v • ; 10, 1 1 ' ) 1 0 11604 . . 110 T to ive,agein. expressed OUT hope Eli sa b et h, apolOgy for Mr. Hume ; but we exp .. . Om dead '' • . . !here was an aged invalid busily occupies' about the in the person of his representative But- a e--1.• , 5 e ,.....ing.0f the theatre D a a r itingron e . he appellants, maintained, ' that though •the portal in sweeping away the dead aud yellow leaves which ga., in Vienna, I must forget thin v. : Durham .--....- 12 6 la ea iosle 0 .. to 0 0 0 i) ikat he would. himself, be able to do so ; and in stating . Mr.. Jones, for t . like these. I weld repeatedly to Stanhope 13 0 .13 90010070 0 ( 0 0 . 0 0 , re nun. itself was exempt from poor-rates, sti the enginebeing at. • l4 . • . --- • - • ' t Here there, and w hich the November blast, in mockery of his the court theatre where alOn: tl d.' • ' • 00oe /0 0 00 ' • to talliate the nature hroedly, . instead o f , attempting 1 , hd to the freehold enhanced its value, and was ca p a ble o f pro _ . vairi labour, droveiaack upon it in larger end louder eildien. . Ile. ' alike surprised an'd delighted.. r _ and eitent of .the chaTe, hm & -we gave i the better on- .. u , wing profit.• If for instance ;the engine and the Wine belonged 'hook hie gre y h ea d et is, .atal not seeing Any body with' me; sent at the repr tation of the , D w e as dh fo o r f tunate enotigl! to be pre- • ....... litteso , ~„ 9 . j . Wallenetem. Although . DuaLti .; mAlt icgt.,NOlL, ii 1 6 ,, 1 vortunity of meeting openly and fairly the extent Ann A:le .tO .....erent p er sons, and the proprietor e f the engin l e ehould let it wereed me petulantly *g re y, ,P.ihtYLA When the guardiau came, it I,6grit early to seeure a seat, and \Wilt early that I mi g ht _ . 3 0 st 15 0 is 0 . .I.otture of tbe . act tieatton made against him. 'We have out to the use of the prop r i e tor of the mine, i T t i :ou dhe ev , it u le i t i dly ..Vh i t ui h a ii .v trcy . ,.but lie se e ni e d ill pleAlled dna *lie lallettor s y hould it whout inconvenience,' eouldonly get a eeat In the lain row but . IC Whea t . per barrel 1 , , , , I:: ...... , 16 0 0) 0 15 0 • now read a And have weighed ,with equal anxiety.and rateable to the 'Mount received for ite t _u f r o . no of the King n. Hoagag f , v am i the t no t ti ,___V o llrA sarcophagus ef white marble lay a sheet ; one of the parterre, and the theatre was crowded. I have before oso Barley .......--...... 16:tone ...... 11 , 7 4 8 0 . 4 24 - 1 I l k i t • ) ; ' . i in stipport of his arguments . , s uo h me I a hUman form was plainly visible beneath its said that lam ignorant of the German language; but, by. tranela- . 3:1;79 Oats -...--.......... 16 stone ---- - ~ -- , ., e , ' care, the defence which IVIi. Htniv has offered. There 6,, 3$ •.., • lu l, rti),Whereln II wet decided , that a carding engine folds, It see t t ua l as thu ug h Le removed a windiug-eheet, to shim tion, and- analysis, 1 Was .well . acquainted :with the tragedy of V o l fi- v t t •m i e l ar -..- gig": --- le 0 ' - '-. 4.. . /it n 414 •„i It ' . . IS 'an •openness and Aindisguise about it which is de- I . ist T n e u rm reT; COttOn WitS rateable. . a beloved corse t when the perso . t 1 in r awil e . everently turned its ' Wallenstein ;' 1 could fellow- and feel ail through. 1 made no • a Sold to Bakers on i ly, tc ' n ."'..- . . or , as e animus in their opinion that the engine back and displayed the ststue of his . Queen. It is a portr • is .., wrii- • ' . serving of every commendation ; and while we are free COWIN were UTI Alt eta- effort to construe, all it 'were, but let ' the words fait on my e ar ; 11,b69 Cwt. Flour ..,....................."-*--- F 1 ur 465. 80. to confess that it ie caleulated to remove no , sinall part waa not rateable ; it was part and parcel of the mine, which was !m ut e re!utult ti . said to he a perfect r e semblance,-not as in death,. and, it caught the sense well; if not, the picture and die move- • . Average price of .Wheat and 0 front Iss , !s a . : . to g lit l o ' L ' i l" ft its of' Flo r 19,347.1"""' ""'""*" Stunt 1 6,0 1,1 to lit • , of the im.Pre" i °" whicit the accusation had made, evidently exempt. If it belonged to a different p e rson.from- the h ...villa° ".. hved te bless ancl be blessed. . Nothing call be niore went; the look and the tone, were enough for me. The effect of --ect - g f po 4 , l . tool Sec9ads'''' . fr om .6s• r - , .:',.' . 4is t • wou ld be rateable for the amount of the Wm k than the ex reseion of her features. The hands 0 . .- - Thirds, - 1 .••••.---• ..• d o s , 4 is wonderful • it • Leman acttng-at lead of enct acting ee 3407 - . , ' . • IiZAD• i 210;. 71 Candour compels us to sivow and to lament that it has oe opier ti! t ed be f inine, it • li aMt would be are folded on th e I . I: r" 6 . ffi •tt • as a omit, because the owner in sue )(aim ;t e un, s rue su cien t• cros to shew bee a character of nature in -it that Ili never • , lost slight of ; the - • . rtticE•iltrateeuarterni•°' ' . -.1. , r• • , I not entirely 1 one so. We think that Mr. Hume has P rd ",t ier t tv !. 1‘ b•b ' f d benefit of the public that the repose of life. She does but eleep,-she wade 'deep „,,:-her walk,. the tu A • •• , 4 , : „. .„. . Quartem Loaf, 41b. 50z..........-ON • ~, - • .. 1 7 / 4i , o no cis ; Ut it wog or le ...e entrance, - the exit , soie roeongi sluing, using ELLIGENCr.. , ...... 1 ind and been ilt4;diru' • th 1aA1.1b.u..... ... . • ...... tli efr t are on ber sweet lips., It is the work ot a ftatich, the hand, ungirding of a swerd, adjusting of apparel, all deliberate, ouanti; of co MIA?. . g iv o very ample reasons fiar • parting with ilia Greek a ni l ines of this nature should be worked, the Legislature has exempt anind the -ul tocit. Tile having an Aitenton to part witlt it ori- ed fro , rata no t egdy the.mines theinselves, but tbe,Pr°l l er t .Y °LI - widowc t i t" ulaY, inaerd, be Ord' ile hee OM IO his w i t h out b e i ng e ir ect .„n y s l ow ; and the 400e6 ever varyiug, as they Iye es4 ;pe o si u er, , , .. , ...... .......... ......... '. ' .......... . ....•••• •- ..,-..• A. ' king thenr. • With respect to the cardieg engine al- . In g a „ lam e„. hie life.. lieie the King 'often dO . • •' 'd riud fele arnong persons of the like 9100 0 tY a tine CePrT ............................... Ws . . vitially, he should have . been Win • elled ~ l' to do so at a barked for war W m ••t If but int being fused to a free- ewne* , and Pasties lone hours alone •-•-liere 'he bri g h , tic : cording to what is sat . Who perforated , Wellenste . 'Amount of Sale, .1•19.917 111. Od.--Ave .. , .., toii.,, may pajama b e a subaec.t ot regret. Bnt he says hided. to, it was not ratea t : kr ' d rendered it rateeble. to a cb,i 1 , 11 " 11 annually, to ot y c ,:' Arland* at Iter'.grave . . Thes' e 111-' ?I" class in acted life . . The aotor_ . _ .. e rne,. . in never . ...,„ 41 ce gave you the Idea of a men tbat haul a !the words apart, and . - '''' 4 ' ' ' BIRTHS- „,„,,, hi - t hela‘tt';. l i' • '''"tt dila he 'looked upon it as a To4 ex y ticke, and, 4 ? 41 1 1 increased tile ' r ille . -rell:'tbane4 ervaded that decision wait 'Wotaared moirufulti e ss ais l i f ve this living iinage of theirde" ted in on d when, at the dose, after the fi n est podia- le of • •111.11.04 e... , . we slig i tec t h e noel , „„„ . ~..., .iig_ier etni3llllt. r e princip , R ( i h the . steam- Mother; and each year 'mei thein roliewed. ' - Even etr T uttered. th em before; O_ %lent superetitious, thoughtful •fr - f On the 4th inst., at Yarmouth, Is ,• , if the trait wsre..know.n, . I lle , ctt different frotn that contendad for here ; or, t tong _ a anger ble exhibition of as 1 f 7P BU 't . when h •I , t ed with the might oit soothed ft r 1 . 1 the side of this • ;tap to his dee in h am ' anie 41 " Rev George Burrard, of a son. very high prt--- .. . e parte,. St enhanced the value of the premien, as corms El• h h breatiusi tat O '. 4 louts by , . . i . , marble form, it mind, he pease, down t . ie .f p g-c her, you fed • , 1 ish 0 it to.turn tilt Ave being within.the Statute of 'as et , . ,• i 1 purity, such peace. I wis iit were more the cut- . a dam of reality +kb"' I t all ' -as 1 you alone had been permitted rh' ti I• t' Afr Robert Dalg e # VI ' With it, the lott.ery, fas his tieitet wasooneerned, mines, y c the mines not turned out a blink, be should, arid- the - s e tearn-engine being unproductive of any profit, indepen thy:lV:tilt dayi ,to 'place the portrait-statne reCumbent . on the to listen to the wo rds of this being, and Inset h i t , teuile....ai if they . . MARRIED. die , eq oart , te, pis and' h.,ving turn . dent of die minis they were evidently not . rateable. The order . of . . 6 50 . . . , of the dew •' h finest kind'ef,iie' • ' • 1 , it , a t e .. , ,-,., puma ; nor never could ba u"ered'• be " vtri°° . ked 4 1 411 , Van.. ThO clime- On the 4th inst., at St. George's, lisn i ; a9 whiebt o ete , Was drawn ; l b - tted quietly to I - d u . w as adnurably filled . the taste would have desired Fr ant ic Whicheote, third son of Sir Th ) o._„,_ , on ly , _ o il Like other ..adventurent, .11aYe bl i 4l i I_ ll4 the Quarter kieiliiollo WAS therefore c onfirmed,' and the tate lea r,I tutdci elfin Where as in tile middle ages, It le a ll owed ta r f Ti. '• .! . • to T._ vc _ approach to the a ' I autiful face and f o ' . aor eonsenteu to mace ( 1‘ 4114 . ' . ,-__ . . , , , Ppearanc e of the curse, provided the features be for her a m ore ?a ,„ , rut, though she was liot P 111,0,11 of Aswarby, in the County of Lincoln, ti r eist .ns4 oo , o ve fate, and not have endee,ciure f the contractors, fa . ~ . '---------r---------------- ' . .preseryta, and the general 'execution, nature : the fillet - rou dth but the eye, as it full wed her tnovetneute, WAS satisfied; .the ear Ro b ot Bre ., nil, it. p.s, o f a e orge-str himself whole at the - expellee 0 1 I fit the lots VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT.....Nov. 4. temples," the cli • . 1 (s l i g htl y .11 ' R eid and 0 li m bs • • ii eu . ct. t co a , fl u e stretched out as % dto the soft and loving stAne . . tones of a voice sweeter than r ose gne • i n the steny ri g ida. t '' d t h 1 ave a most f r •. -. , was ravished. The celeb ra t e d scene in ' this tragedy DIED. * . I 80. y 0 es , 1 . ~a ecting and su lime lin s n u g , a iron. an' test at the expence 9f those for?: I . . , tne weak point ..., : CONST V. BARR. . became c haracter. As so o ft the t- - b i 'neck+ haviug demand e d ••. • • ho oth 24th It. at Geneva, .. , I'.- Sol * lf had been instituted. INS r . tery its* .• . . . flt to • mr. ! 1* " gated, that -,dently ee 0 i the petitioner, Cadonel Barr , hi e..a. as welled le . empi e , the oia man, kb _ where ,__. . en interview with the officer w ti. t. u I , !adebt"" u: , the plalutiff to the amount 'of 2,000/., and that not ino 4 ' Iregardeol fee without looking at it, retartie d t o his brhige to her father the intelligence of her lover's fate, ask s for he Melville. , , : e hi S ir - ' ' , ilote t FAI.II.Aq stition,a, of Mr. Hume 's ease, and such he ce. refer tie liting able to dischar g e it, be WAS COMlllitted to prieon. under an "rattlf° ant useless talk s _With Ali that wmted diligence which an d listens to t4,.e detail of his hpnourable daring and melancholy On the Slat ult., at Batty d le mire . l a te lus be. In • offering to refund the Planers or „, ce order o f th e c 0,„.„ , often Maras the activity of the mond childh oo d ; an a as t looked death, ie a situation as nobly•conceiv a d, an d a s effectiva, as any in Sliairp,. d. Russell-PI" It'tzleYt;lergli. . co mp , a sequestration subsequently issued, And a • - Ow° • 'natter to arbitration,'_ ha offers all the re. . home dile petitioner, et likieltheeth, containiug very valuable back I saW th e disturbed lesves circling round. hi s age d' keto t hew the whole range of the drama. The audience, but for coursing jisty's Cortsul-General at . . Sul' wine.), un er le orcurnstsite, , . . can be espected from i f e re.tere, to g ether wi t h a , red - e -/ wo , ta k e n strange, how estate o 1100 , a year, . tnysterk u - a re the decrees of la ? y - eth and tears and bursting sighs, were mute Women were in every box • • Dr YOUNG, at the estion.• osressiofl. of by the no u • r u ed beauty lie buried i•C . ' a 10 - elven ---% ° ' ' and •th lrn d i' (4 t 1 ... ,1 • A I and b used • end P lashed 11 . • h et in e time theatre st-- a crow. of man y ro p ro d.,' • u e amid withered ago' hi m , But the money is 4 nothing in th e co P„, . , , I. 'waters. _ The se questration con in u nt le ear l y gra y ,-- ,- I Is, oRTRAWIts . . fat Untrietil luOuttis, with it terstinated by the payment of o,la 0 . ••••Nolvs tout P. 4 ectiont on Germany. offfeers...eaetei mid Rebetions 04 GarnWPY• UM :AM h 3,111 0 444 of: persons io, this country who . . .. . . . -- , _ . , . . . . . . ... .., . . ~. „ • . , , --':"'".-----------...--'ife ' M ARAI ED. „mom t l le 00$ . 1 On the 4th ituit., at St, George ' Ih n°". ' 'chO te ' ' Francis Which cote, third eon of Sir ,as Will - , asi ght er of Ainvarhy, in the County of Lincoln, to Oia, 01_ A usie . Robert Bree, am, F .R.S. of Chore -street, Ram o. Printa mut Yublishe,l 1. 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